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30,000 Reasons: Hundreds of Thousands of Argentinians Uphold Memory in the Streets - Vimarsana News

30,000 Reasons: Hundreds of Thousands of Argentinians Uphold Memory in the Streets

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'I hope our message of tolerance resonates with people' - Vimarsana News

'I hope our message of tolerance resonates with people'

Krishnendu Bose is a visionary Indian filmmaker with a profound commitment to storytelling. In 1985, he established Earthcare Films -- a platform renowned for producing award-winning documentaries that address wildlife conservation and environmental justice. His latest endeavour, “Bay of Blood”, is a gripping documentary that delves deep into the heart of Bangladesh’s

'Bay of Blood': A powerful call for recognition and justice - Vimarsana News

'Bay of Blood': A powerful call for recognition and justice

The 95-minute documentary features an array of prominent testimonies, including those of army defectors, former peasants turned freedom fighters, survivors of genocide, eyewitnesses to Operation Searchlight, rape survivors, political figures from the time, the first Bengali cricket player on the Pakistan Cricket Team in 1971, family members of Genocide victims, and students

CMU's 20th Annual Holocaust Awareness Series is this week - Vimarsana News

CMU's 20th Annual Holocaust Awareness Series is this week

For two decades, Colorado Mesa University has dedicated a week to Holocaust awareness with the goal of remembering the millions lost, discussing antisemitism in modern society, and focusing on the

Analysis: The shadow of denialism, 40 years into our democracy - Vimarsana News

Analysis: The shadow of denialism, 40 years into our democracy

Experts worry that the global wave of denialism is harming memory politics locally